Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 30, 1910, Page 1

’—“_—’-’dt MINNESOTA | HISTORICAL THE BEMIDJ | B B DATLY ‘QLUME 8 NUMBER 63 - missioners and mayors of cities and presidents of towns. FIFTH" DRY CONGRESS 10 MTHAGT EXPERTS | ercsden, . w. ondet e castle, Wyo.; American vice presi- T dents, F. W. Frank Bowman, Idaho Best Meg from All Parts of the World | Falls, Idabo; Edward H. Webster, "ST ELM0” IS ENGAGED " FOR FOUR PEHF!IHMAIIBES 10 AlD GE[EBHAT'UN Company Had to Cancel Buley Date BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 30, 1910. PLAN SHA]I BATTLE in International Falls Tuesday. When be learned that Bemidji was to bave a four day celebration the Fourth, he at once concelled the Bagley date and announced that the company would give two matinees. Duluth, Minn., June 30,(Special) MASTEN'S ORGHESTRA WILL PLAY FOR DANGE Has Been Engaged by Company K TEN CENTS PER WEEK. BAD FIRE DESTROYED THOUSANDS OF POLES SOCIETY. | — C 3L Other attractions are expected to sk A Blaze at Hines Burned Timber Lyi § i 5 Manhattan, Kan., and H. B, Hening, in Order to Stay Over For the 7 »,K tobe Dm?dd Into Two come within the next day or two Boys to F; l!ulc Tomorrow B. ide Railroad Ready for odop. Coming to I.‘uhcfplte in the Albsquerque, N, M screrary Extra Day. Opposing Ffl""‘o}m’rh“”“’l' and will be anpounced later. Evening. J 5 edinte Shi wl Deliberations. treasurer. John T. Burns, Spokane. Rounds l"“d I T Immediate Shipment. B Charles Patterson, of St. Paul is the et G (B " . Manager Carson, of the Armory S ] sPuHT_ING NnTEs Harry Masten’s orchestra has -~ M h t! OFFICIAL CALL FOR MEETING co:::;‘: L i opera house, announced this morn-(NEW PRIZES OFFERED TODAY been engaged by- the boys of Com- | LOCAL DEPARTMENT SOUGHT 1 JUST ISSUED BY PRESIDENT ——— ing that “'St.. Elmo”. will be given AS INDUCEMENTS FOR FLOATS pany K to play for their dance in HELP FR?“ NEARBY TOWNS DEMO FOUND GUILTY OF Announces That Many Di:tingni:hed[ Speakers Will Attend and Give Addresses. KILLING JOHN ULMAN Jury Returned Verdict of Manslaughter in Second Degree—New Trial Wanted. Spokane, Wash., lune 29—(Spec- ial Correspondent) —Recognized ex- ports from various parts of the world . Bagley, Mino., June 30,—(Special to the Pioneer)—The jury in the Dry Farming Congress in Spokane, | ase of the State of Minnesota vs. October 3 to 6, and explain modern |Jerry Demo, charged with the mur- methods of tillage, conservation 091 der of John Ulman on February 5th, moisture and adaptation of crops to | 1909, brought in a verdict of man climate and soil in farming districts | slaughter in second degree. The of limited or irregular rainfall, | verdict was a great surprise to both They will also discuss legislation | Demo and his attorneys, as they favorable the further development of | felt confident of a verdict of acquit- dry lands, by establishing dewonstra. | tal, as all evidence introduced, tion farms and experiment statibng, | tended to show that Demo only and ways and meaps by which the |Struck Ulman once with his naked unoccupied agricultural acreage of | fist and that he was justified in do- this and other countries may be|ing so as Ulman barred the saloon made to successfully produce profit. | door through which he was endeavor- able crops. ing to make his exit and used very In the official call, abusive and insulting language to will participate in the deliberations at the fitth annual sessions of the issued today Wed_nesdxy afternoon and Thursday afternoon and evening as well as Wednesday night of next week. The three extra performances are to be given because of the crowds here tournament week, To stay over the the company had to cancel its date at Bagley for Thurs- day night when it was to open the new Bagley opera house. “St. Elmo” is to be played here by the George amusement company with Harold Salter in the title role and Ernestine Mohrle as “Edna.” Just now the company is playing in Canada and Canadian papers re- ceived here speak highly of the pro- extra day, Being Set up—Extra Attractions Coming Next Week. Captain Otto and M. F. Cunning. bam have planned a sham battle for next Monday afternoon—the afternoon of -the Fourth. be as real as powder, uniforms and bugles can make it. The fight Merry-Go-Round Alrel‘ly on Hand and It is to —MTr. and Mrs. Adolph Topperwein of San Antonio, Tex., champion rifle shots of the world, will give an exhi- bition of fancy and difficult rifle and revolver feats this afternoon. The place where the exhibition will be held is being arranged for at the present time. Mr. Topperwein is acknowledged the champion trick and fancy rifle and revolver shot in the world, while his wife is conceded to be the great- est woman shot this country has ever produced. - Last season at the Chicago shoot, she tooka high place among the professionals, though she was the onlywoman competing.Atthe Texas state shoot last year she also won the high professional average, breaking 461 out of 490 targets from a sliding handicap and defeating a big field of professional crack shots. The two champions are going to stop over here at the request of the Duluth rifle enthusiasts. - No charge is made for seeing .the feats per- The dance is being given toraise money the Armory tomorrow night. to start the new ball team, organized while the company was in camp at Lake City, on a sound financial basis. The committee was hard at work decorating and sweeping the floor today so that there will be no dust in the room tomorrow night. The dance will begin a little after 9 p. m. as the orchestra will not be available uatil after ‘the Friday night band concert. Mr. Masten has given out the following musical program: 1. Two step, “Molly Lee”—Morse. 2. Waltz, “I Wonder Who's Kiss- ing Her Now?”—Howard. 3. Two step, “I¢ycles”—Kelly. 4. Waltz, "Garden of Roses”— Schmidt. 5. Two, “Red er”—Morse. 6. Schottische, “Cuddle Up a Little Closer”—Hoschna. formed by rifle and revolver, the Topperweins being in the employ of 7. Waltz, “When the Nightingales Are Nesting, Sweet Irene”—Rocker. Blackduck Sent Men and Tenstrike Took Engine Which Saved Mill and Store. Fire destroyed 75,000 poles and posts in Hines yesterday afternoon. They had been skinned and were lying beside the railrood track ready for shipment. It is thought that the fire started from one that had been smouldering in a nearby swamp for several days. It was soon seen that the Hines force could not cope with the blaze and help was asked from Tenstrike and Blackduck. Both" towns sent down and the Tenstrike department took their engine. The engine pumped water from a deep well and was able to save the mill and general store. Kaye & Carter of Hines, and S. E. Thompson of Blackduck, are the men by Congressman F. W. Mondell of De]‘)‘w' L . a duction. They say that the com- an arms company, Mr. Topperwein| 8- TWo step, “Singing Bird"— heaviest losers although at this 3 Wyoming, president; Alfred Atkin- €mo 18 i1 hopes a:l Judge| nvisan excellent one and the and his wife are on their way west|Edwards. & time it is impossible to get an son of Montana, chairman of the|Stanton, before whom the case scenery and costumes beautiful. from the Chicago shoot. 9. Waltz, “Love’s Sparks”—Holz- executive committee, and David Ham of Spokane, chairman of the Washington board of control, it is T, | was tried, will either give him a new trial or set aside the verdict and dismiss the case against him, The play is taken from the book of the same name written about forty years ago by Augusta J. Evans. CAPTAIN A.E, 0TTO. Captain Otto will lead Company K in the Standing of the GClubs man. 10. Two step, “Then we”ll Go Home”—Van Alstyne. All accurate estimate of the Seveya] other people were minor losers as a large quantity of cord loss. announced that some of the most — Crace Hayward wrote the drama-|parade Monday and will act as umpire in the 11. Waltz, “I Want Somebody to|wood was also destroyed. The B distinguished men in America, in- tization and it is said that she lost |sham battle in the afterncon. American A“’:;:'ma“ Pet Play With”—Van Alstyne. blaze was so hot and so close to . cluding governors and ministers of PULITIBAL none of the original force of the - 2 Minneapolis. . "__ 24 871 2. Two:tep. ‘Lonesome”—Kerry tho - trackwidating h'u.ns coild-Fasi western states and provinces, will novel when she made it over into-afwill take . placé®at .the fair grounds|St paul .. 26 839 | Mills. = % deliver addresses; also that agricul- ANN[]UNGEMENTS play. If that is true, the play will|and the onlookers will be kept |Toledo.. 27 620| 13. Waltz, “Yip-I-Addy I-Ay’—for six hours: tufal colleges in the United States grip from curtain to curtain. back of the race track where they | Kansas Gity. 37 439 | Cobb and Flynn." . | A P. White was telephoned at and international sections will be Candidate For County Attorney. The plot 9( the play portrays a|will be out of the way. hl::i:::k;hs i: :gg 14. T?vn step, Daughters of the{noon to get General Mnn:g.er S— represented by experts in various ) little country born girl who hears A trench will be dug inside the Columbus. < 40 '_412 Revolution”—]. Lampe. Gemmell, of the M. & I..and Fire lines of work. There will be ex.| 1 hereby announce myself a|,; qt the first unkind word inher|tract and in front of the grand-|pouisville.... 47 847 15.Waltz, “Mlle. Modiste”—Her-|Ranger Shannon to go Hines at hubits of dry farmed products from | c20didate for the Republican nom-|jife from the lips of St. Elmo, the|stand and the defenders of the city | vert. once. Gemmell was notified by many districts in the United States, ination for the office of COURLY | misanthrope. A series of disasters | will have that to protect themselves National League 16. Two step, “Here Comes the|wire, but Shannon was fighting Canada, Mexico and possibly Ger. | 2ttorney of B_el""" county, subject| i .nsfers the innocent girl of the | against the enemy. The attackers will Won Lost Pet|Band”—Kerry Mills. o [fire near Wilton and could not be { many, Russia, Hungary, Turkey, |t© the primaries tobe held Septem- |y 045 into the splendid household | have twice as many men as the defend.- | Chicago - .. .- 88 20 .855)| 17, Waltz, “Scuse Me Today”—|located until last evening. He left :t' South Africa, Australia and Brazil at | PeF 20th, 1910. where St. Elmo’s word is law. She |ers. They will enter the grounds| e ok 3 22 -5t Hamis. for Hines on the morning train. the international exposition in con- G. W. Campbell. |15ve him and remains true to her | from the north-east corner 500 yards q;;n:r:fi_ 30 29 .508| 18- Two s!’ep. “Sunbeam’—Powell.| The Bemidji and Crookston lum- | nection with the Congress, October Asnoiicesisat love through countless temptat- |from the trench, and make the ad- Philadelphia 26 30 .464| 19. Rye waltz, “Coming Thru the | ber companies are getting their l.ogs ¢ 3to9. ¥ heréhy anuounce ‘myse“ as|ions. St. Elmo fights against his|vance in squads and then skirmish. |St. Louis .28 34 .452|Rye”. w out of the woods as fast as possible Trophies and case premiums of a candidate forthe Republicaniami. !nve for the girl. He tests her faith | ers, 1,000 rounds of blanks have ::;‘:“Y“ . .25 4302 -;22 20. Waltz, “Home, Sweet Home”. |and bfinzing then? down to Lake total value of $3,500 will be awarded nation to the office of county at. in every way, l‘xe plunges into more | been received from the headquarters on e J . i Bemidii by the train l".‘d' Eve.ry = for exhibits of grains, grasses roots torney at the primaries to be held desperate affairs t!lan ever, but|of the Third regiment and will be American Leagus BUMIHG“'J- fll OBHIEHS day that goes by wltho.nt rain and fruits in competitions open to September zo. 1f chosen, I will | 30ROt escape the girl's steady in- |issued to the fighters and will be Won Lost Pot increases the dlflfifl."f serious fires the world, under the direction of do my best to fill the office to your fluence for good. used up. Philadelphi: 38 20 .655 GEURGM MmsTHELS and the mills are taking no chances. } Professor W. H. Olin, of Colorado. Savisfaction; The story ends happily with the| Asfar asis now known, Company | New York. .36 21 .832 The upper end of the lake has more Growers may also compete for Chester McKusick |conversion of St. Elmo and his|K will have to do “all the fighting. |Detroit. 38 26 .594 logs in it that have been there for $3,500 in prizes, offered by the - marriage to Edna. ' | the men being divided in two armies, gl":v':;'n'd . gl 22; 5435‘; To the lovers of amusement, who | many weeks. Two days ago, a fire o ) Spokane Interstate fair, by bringing Announcement. e The company has equipment for Chicago... " 25 82" .439|sitin front night after night, the|at Orth burned up nearly 1,000,000 double exhibits. The displays, com- 1 hereby announce myself as can- O B I T over sixty men.and enough outsiders | Washington. ... 24 38 .387|organization of a show seems offeet of logs. The woodsare dry as prisinzl5.000 entries, will be housed didate for the fiomination for sheriff UA R Y will be allowed to fight to make up |St. Louis.... 16 41 .298|jittle movement. What the public |tinder excepting in the lower in the largest tent in America, to be 5 N . i i i i o in | Swamps. erected on the fair grounds. ' on (_he 1epublican; ticket at the ipr- The funeral of the three year old ::: "::::::‘y fl;;llscfc‘l;s:::len tW‘?laltl ::i;mz'lfl::k:m‘;:'m:::ir‘::on::.‘t Il: i Sy S “This will be a congress devoted| ™ " C° heldiSept. 20:‘1‘;;0'35 son of Mr.and Mrs. Wise was belP|come gver, Each party will be the re-organ’iza’tion of this minstrel| Indian Girl” Launched Last Night. - exclusively to agricultural matters,” - Sl ‘hif afternoon at 2’ oclock from tne under the charge of a lieutenant and Amerclan Assoclation company Mr. O’Brien has spared | An enthusiastic crowd watched President Mondell says. “Live| Capdidate For County Auditor. _rezndence, Reverend McKee officiat- | Captain Otto will act as umpire. Minneapolis 4—Columbus 6. neither time, money or brains to|the launching of the “Indian Girl” issues pertaining directly to the de-|,. o T T sty The boy died of bronchitis| 14 grder to add a little more inter-| St. Paul 10—Toledo 2. make his show the Barnum of all|from the Kelsey boat yard. The velopment of drv lands, including| terely anwoincs Tyl s after an illuess of several days. est to home people in the parade| Indianapolis 5—Milwaukee 3. Coloted Minstrel shows. A com-|work was skillfully and quickly pians for: @ world-wide ‘coiogerative| | iy for theroifies: of. county Monday morning, the management| Lovisville 2—Kansas City . pany that will please the most|done and in thirty minutes the boat movement of general uplift will be auditor for Beltrami county, subject TEI.EGRAPHIG SPEGIALS. has decided to offer two more prizes. American League fastidious, from a moral standpoint, | Was ifl“the_““_'- T v § « :LS:::S::(}ZWW ;::ampl:‘rr?:;e:n‘i to your approval, at the republican Wuodslockh., —— They will be givento the best floats| 5 . 2 Philadelphia 2 (9 innings) |30d satisfy the most esacting of| The Indian Girl” is one of the be one of the most interesting ever presented at a farming convention, The practical educational side of farming will be given prominence and several hours will be devoted to talks by experienced farmers, truck gardoers and orchardists. There will also be a number of primaries to be held September 20. If chosen I will domy best to fill the office to your satisfaction. Henry W. Alsop. Candidate for Sheriff. I bereby announce myself as candidate for the republican nomina- tion for sheriff of Beltrami county Dan Sully, the old-time actor, died at his home here Saturday from Bright’s disease. Winnipeg, June 30—Bad rep(’uts are coming in from all over the west and many of them say that if the badly needed rain does not in line, regardless of the subject treated. Funny ones are especially desired. The first prize is $15 and the second $10. Extra amusements are begining to flock into the city. Yesterday a: merry-go-round was shipped .in and is being set up across the street from the Armory and back of the Cleveland 3—St. Louis 4. New York 3—Washington 1. Chicago 0—Detroit 2. z National League Philadelphia 2—New York 3 (10 innings) Brooklyn 7—Boston 5. Pittsburg 2—Cincinnati 6. Chicago 1—St. Louis 2. amusement lovers, both as to quality and quantity. The costuming of this minstrel show, both on the street and stage is from the best wardrobe markets in the world ‘and in itself, is worth asmall fortune. At noon each day they give a grand band concert, and free exhibition on the principal streets. If you want to best, if not the best, of the many fine launches that have been made in the Kelsey yards. Itisa staunch little craft, finely finished, comfort- ably fitted and rides the water like a swan. The boat will carry about twenty-five passengers and will no doubt be in great demand to carry pleasure seekers around ’ Jastieute iessions; dader the. Qiree: t the primaries September 20th s Moanyule erop yiekd will naCle) 5 Pioneer office. 'This is the GE".'H"KE WEDDING see good minstrelsy, hear good|the lake to the varions points of tion of dry farm experts.” g I © PRimernsisepiemoer 20Lh: more than one half. There has been same machine that was at Grand 5 ; music, good singing and see good|interest. The boat shows the ex- = Besides its membership the con- respectfully solicit the support|a hot wave all through the country - gress is composed of the president and vice-president of the United States, cabinet officials and mem- bers of Congress, representatives of foreign nations interested in arid agriculture, ministers and secretaries of agriculture, governors of states, of the voters of this county. Andrew Johnson. MANY DIE IN CLOUDBURST 8ix Bodies Recovered From River at Saylorsville, Ky. Saylorsville, Ky., June 30.—Six bod-~ west of here this week and grain men all say that rain is needed badly. Grand Forks, Juns 30—Meager reports which have come in from the state on the Republican pri- mary election indicate that Mar- Rapids last week entertaining the children there to attend the tourna. ment of the eastern part of the asso- ciation, 3 E Announcement was made today that J.C.O. Price’s ""Famous Georgia Miastrels” would be here for part of the celebtation, They will not arrive’ Miss Ida C. Geil and Henry L. Finke were married yesterday after- noon at 2 o’clock at the home of the bride by Rev. H. R. McKee. Fol- lowing the ceremony, a light lunch was served to the guests. The couple left on' the afternoon train for Devils Lake, N. D., where they dancing, don’t miss this show. Will exhibit at Bemidji, on July 6-7. Shows under the largest canvas theatre ever constructed. Actually seated with opera chairs. Don’t forget the date. - Special Summer Teaching. cellent workmanship of Captain Kelsey. _ 5 After the launching, Mrs. Kelsey, assisted by Miss Gladys Mackenzie, served refreshments on the lawn. STORM KING eori ‘e fes were recovered from the Lickin; H X il heir h RN % ke:rntonesmand mlr;\sters of pro-| T ¢ following & cloudburstealong Iti shall will be the choice for the|until Wednesday but may stay over Sl s(;:nd :"s ‘:::r’:::nnin '1‘:9 Parents wishing children who ‘“W;F{: "f cers T" members of | neadwaters. It is reported that many |long term senator and Gronna for |for Thursday also, They are adver-| CT€™mOBY i ?i o ©|did ot make their grades this| Will make regular evening excur- facul l‘le! ot :;gncmln l;ral colleges and _x;l:lesre ;i;le:lgd‘::s!;‘e;ral:s;y r’[v‘v::tglfl(x the short ‘term with Helgesen [tised as showing under the largest pre;{em;i:k:i::re'ntne:t.ate St last year, to do special work .in|sion trips around the lake. Starts experimental stations, national, g ik = land E 5. tent theatre ever built and al £ 5 n i X i have | from boat house dock at .8 o’clock; — state and county agricultural asso- 1% 5 akove iia Nood stase: 2 Cnnnsdlor Confyed: JI o Berthold, N:.D., aud he andinis;wite e e : ciations and grange lodges, officers of the United States weather bureau, Drydock Dewey Refloated. Manila, June 30.—The drydock Dewey has been refloated, apparently governorship race is close and no prediction can be made. using real opera chairs for seats. “St. Elmo” was booked here originally for Tuesday.and Wednes. will make their home there. to stay in the grade two years, can make arrangements for such work with Miss Mildred . Woodruff, arrives at 9:30. Round trip 25c. Sunday trips—starts at 10 a. m., arrives at 11:30 a. m.; starts at 3 i i . s & To Demand Charlton’s Return. * | S sza:e I:nd’d ba;"ds' .“?‘e EPRIDEETS, | |\ damaged by its long submersion, 4 | Botineaw N. D, Juve 30—A|day with a Tuesday matinee, but| “gome, June 30.—The forelgn minis: |Corner of Irvin Ave. and 14th.|and arrives at 4:30 p. m.; and leaves 3 state boards ot agriculture, couser- | board is now- engaged In a caretul In. | heavy rain fell here last night over | last night the advance agent said| ter has definitely decidéd to demand street. Phone 4. \3 at 8 p. m., returning at 9:30. Round vation, livestock and horticultural spection of the dock to determine the the eastern half of this the extradition from the United States county. | that the company could not get here ? A sixth grade class is now form-)trip 25c. Boat can be chartered = s B . cause of Its sinking. The Dewey, i 5 Charlton, who confessed in | S :::2::::] b‘:d':::“d co:::';"‘z::' gtm:c; was towed hers fiam e Unlted Prospects for 'a good crop are im-|until Wednesday as it was booking | e Taric 1o killing hin. wite near |i0R; terms per week, $1.50 for class | between these trips at a_reasonable h % al san ay ——imt a0 . e provmg. a day late and would have ‘to show Lake Como. of five, $1.00 forv class of ten, pflce. Aubolee & Kroken,